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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA Aug 1G.-"Bg Bill" Taylor reappeared
with the In the against Brooklyn and
though sixteen hits made OF him they were pretty
widely many Of them obtained after the
thrd hand should out The Athletic practically
the first inning when two snges base on
b. I double by flnknsr nsttel
Hill game The score was as follows:
Brook yn. ................ -.......O % %
Observation-Disclosures 10 : Brooklyn lG EIrors-Athletos
@; Brooklyn l. Pitchers-Taylor and Porter. Umpire-Mr
Sullivan
CHICAGO, Aug. 16-It hot fight for todays game be-
tween the Chicago and clubs Both sides PLAYED
with WILL play by critical ponts
punching OF hits by the decided the game
Chicago. i o o u ID
Detroit 90
Basehts-Choago o. Detroit 8. Errors-Chicago. 3; De-
trot l. Batteres-Clarkson and Flinti Getlein and
Bennett.
PHILADELPHIA; Aug. l8.-The Philadelphia men had q
tough time defeating the Senators here to-day but loose
the felt work ~ the and hard work with tho
I'll X Ivy tho homo team. did the business score:
Philadelphia ....................2 o 0 0 = o 1T
Ba-ehits- Wsshngou II: Philadelphia II. ErroTs-Wash.
lnEton, 9, Phi .d"iphia, Batteres-ODay and Deay
Ferguson AMI Clements.
CINCINNATI Aug. l6-rhe home team by getting their hits
we'll together In the fourth inning OF todays game won
earned victory Tho field either side OF the
best and many fine plays were made. Score
Louisville. ..................-......0 l q %
Cincinnati. o o.
Basehts-Louisvie4 a. Cincinnati. Errors-Louisvlle
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NETWORK. .TU ESDAY. AUG. 10 1887
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW-Y0RK.........TUES DAY. AUG. l6 1887
ARRIVED
Steamer Ethiopia (Brj Wilson. Glasgow Aug 3. Neville s,
with mdse 25J passengers Henderson Bros Arrived
q the Bar At 5.3OD
Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar AZ 1850
Steamer Nueoes Bolser Galveston days. with mise and
passengers TO & Mallory & Co
FL Dorado. Byrne NewOrleans days win mdse
20 John + Van Sickle.
mdse and passengers TO ) II seaman go
Gull stream Ingram, wilmington days. with
mdse and PASS VIM z CLYDE & Co.
Roanoke Couch, Richmond cry Point and Nor
folk ith mdse and passengerst0 Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer General Whitney Bedrse Boston, with mdse 10
n r DlnUck
steamer city of New. Bedork Davis FAN River 10 Borden
steamer durham City tBr Galbrath. Perth Amboy, to
SaDGersOn x Son.
SIM Susanne 3er) Zncke, Bremen 90 days. with mdso
TO order; vessel To Hermann kOOp & Co.
Meyer Bremen - days. with mdse 10 or
dcr;y o Hermann koop & Co.
shin Aics schungll Amsterdam 81 days with mdse
TO order vessel ~ Waten. Toe 4 GO.
Sutp andrr Yeats DunhaE Antwerp 80 days. with
mdse To order; vessel 10 Scammell Bros
Ship Austria br Ionuoh' uuso W oruet Foe
sci to snow q Burgess 49,
% order; vessel to ScalnneU Bros.
BARK Oilers tNor Petersen Hamburg u days with mdse
toorier vessel To Benham & Boyesen.
Rsrs t,has LulnI (Ger. Woke Hamburg As days WITH
sail md empty barrels order vessel to aen rOe Co.
BARK keiiior tBr Thompson Hamburg As days.
(ot ~ John ~ Fleet Antwerp a days.
with ndse % ORDER vessel Ia w Parker 2 Co.
mI-o 20 order: vessel tn J w Parker q Co.
Yacht Thlslle Brt Barr. Glasgow July 20.
sUNsET.-At Sandy Hook wind light W. hazy. Al City
Island wind light NV Gear
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JUSTIFIED IN SHOOTING THE "JgHYO"

A CoRoNER'S JURY EXONERATEs MURPHY IN THE
KILLING OF DANIEL LYONS.
Coroner MESSENGER yesterday held inquest in the
case OF Daniel Lyons, VINO shot Saturday by
Daniel Francis Murphy at the liquor kept by the
latter at No 1877 Worth-st The first witnesses called
were Sergeant Young and Detective Chrysta who
passing the store at OF the shooting and saw
Murphy running to the station house. Detective Chrys
tai said
entered the store and saw Lyons, lying the aoOr
right temple The Osren Ter butler was gong be-
what was up butler replied that Murphy had Lyons
he had sSy ns IN S S sS lns
yonng followed Murphy to the station house
Murphy himself then took the stand. lie said:
When enterei my saloon halfpast on SATURDAY I
found Lyons there dsoOshlns thipgs generally soon IS
entered ~ 1ns caught up Si.i mo in % rns1
behind the and as stopped to sneId myself wa,
.oopins down Opened cash drawer and took from
saw Gus t., ns revolver his hip pocket
raised my revolver amt p"n3g IL a. xn m o en n tho
first and advanced upon me- hted and Lyons
ran for house and delivered myself up to the
police.
Water Frarcs Butler. the bartender. then took rho
stand and related what occurred as already published
lie sail In part
had known Lyons for number OF years To was s tho
pr-on. He much feared among The members
heI centre and pearl Sta ami sought conce
III, police IN houses along the block LYONS
had gtudge against Murphy because he thought that he
h.d caused him to Job. Less week before the
shooting he had threatened HIM 10 me-
The bartender displayed in court some OF the frag
me nts of the bottles and beer mugs which Lyons had
thrown Murrhy and himself He also sang the call OF
the Whyo gang which Is used by them whom any or
their number trouble. IL consists OF singing the
word "Wh q" slowly and drawn out. something after
the manner Of pedler crying mis- wares Patrck "ais
a witness the shooting then called Ia the stand
and corrobnrafed the testimony Of Murphy and Butler
The Coroner then charged the jury. LAYING particular
stress npon the charac er reputation or the "Whyo
Tue Jury retired. and IN less than ten minutes brought
verdict pronouncing he killing to be case OF Jus
fable homicide. and exOnerated Murphy. The Coroner
at once discharged the prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
J0By J BREsLTy FEELS NO BETTER

The condition John Bresn tbs Fenian leader had not
improved yesterday The humr heavy atmosphere he said
had hal depressing effect upon him. didn't feel as
well as on the ay MANY OF The employees OF the
stree. Cleaning called him. On the
large sitting room wrapped In and carefully
tended his wife HIS flowing beard almost three
len 9Th white the driven makes him look
cid though In reality he not Jet much beyond
prime Of Lie.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Association Advancement OF Science excursions
Auction New YORK City aud Northern Railroad,
Real Estate Exchange
DarImoors case before Justice Powers staten
island.
Manhattan an Newark criCk t match Prospect Park.
Metropolitan Ba tmOre baseball match. ST George s. To-
Hail
NewJersey Trotng Horse Breeders Association races,
Wavery. n. j.. 2;3O y. IN.
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SPORTS OF THE III RLkH SNHUkTZEN CORPS.
The sixth annual twoay festival Of tho Harlem Independ
emf s,huetzen Corps closed last night at Washington
The prize shooting continued from Monday. on the
king target Peter Berens the first prize diamond
kin the festival with
ony. OF Oand aud cannon One hun
dollars attributed TO winners the
he OF 80 40 SO wer
L. FIact IL An iorson, j. Schnelder nj r. Hulz-
TIE prizes Tor tUo bulrseye
aIn0nnto and tn first three OF s2 - aud 81
won y f. FIaoi AMI Z. JOINER, rspeciryey
Fifteen ptizes amounting 10 500 were given Tor bowling
The evening IN dancing Captain Jos ph
chairman niuee arrangements JacoI Coll OF
reception ~ Sprngnryer OF tne floor commit
tee GEORGE r. Brunk AIDED the shooting committee and
Lieutenant John Ciauter Inc bowling committee
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FHTH-HANprcAp HURDLE. 3-16 MILES.
AucrION POOLA

First Louram SO siS SaoR Cposo
90 Taan So Manhattan ST. Fountain S. Berthe b. So sam
Parker So. an, n.,o,.. s,o
Bnete si& Del Norto slb, Nettle $40 sour Mash So
santA Rita $40 Biscuit $40. Frankie Ii 81 -, 49,,
Third race-Gray Cloud s25. Dudley uakn sIo cassie Si
Duhme sl2, iycock $40 Moonsnine 70 az .nnia
Justin Mack So - 49,. , e,o c,.,
stone SO Rebel Friend Conee $40 Chckahominy $40
santa CIaus $40 $40 Gold Bond 49, warrington 30
field IS. .o r., an At,
cox.
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NETS WIN BY GOOD BATTING AND FIELDING

By hard hitting good fielding the MetroDoans were
enabled yesterdays At staten Island with the
club Daniels did work In throwing to bases
and Indians stole second him at will knoun was
tho box the three innings but his de-
livery Wild. aud Smith took his place The latter a.
hit with telling feet Gerhart struck by bounding
ball in aud badly injured Nelson took his
place About 1900 people the Tho
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uANLAN RoAsrEI1L DESPITE DEFEAT.

TORONTO Aug 16-Hsnlan believes that he Is still the
best sculer IN America and he going TO start for
Australia tomorrow be would have another race with
Teemer He thinks that he better man than Teemer but
scknow lodges that he fairy beaten Saturday, He
knows that he three miles forty
faster than liz cou four He bInes the bad start
his defeat adds that he has got $1,000 10
bet that lie three miles Lake Qun gamon IN less
than 1910 which the fastest time Teemer credited wth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
THE BARD DANGERoUsLY SICK

The race going community will with regret that
Bard again ngerousy sick Under the careful nus
ing OF Mr. Higgins his trainer the colt was rapidly recov'
the attack which prevented his starting for the
Champion Stakes Saturday but yesterday he had re-
and his condition alarming than before Inc
is not yet hopeless one however an All that
skill do being restore the great son OF
LoDgfeow TO health II would he sad blow to the Ameri'
turf If this gallant colt should die
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NETWORKS WIN AGAIN.
ADMINISTERING ANOTHER BITTER PILL TO THE
KnII.MEHs OLE MINE KELLY.

ADMINIsIEI mo ANUIIEK HIII INK TII.L TO III
FOLLOWERS OF NINE KELLY.
BOSTON Aug. lG-Welch pitched strongly to-day and re-
ceve brilliant support Radbourne poor form and
the Athrn aus del edIn a ragged fashion, Tho Gothamtes
knock out four earne the sixth an seventh l.
ngs practically deciding the The umpiring ain
made Boston angry In the friends OF the beaten
nayer. say Herman from second base
hi. way before Wise had ught Corners long n.y.
The ball hsdrd second but Sullivan decided out
Sutton carried OF tho fielding honors. Tiernan.
" ard Conner and Ewing Sutton. Johnston and Morrill,
wicdo IN. ash effectively The attendance about 5000
The As follows
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Banks Adolf obrg. or Yokohamas Robert Port Elizabeth
The MovEIENrS Of SrEAAE1s
FOREIGN PORTS
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tow IRON NewYork Aug on her way Liverpool and pro-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

Il Cincinnati Batteres-Ramsey ard Cook Smith ana
Baldwin.
CLEVELAND Aug 16.-The Champions were plainly TOO
The visitors hit hard at the
right time and played perfeos field game. Score
81 Louis: -.--.-......--..-....-.--dd z q III
Basehtsst Louis "A; Cleveland 16. Errors-St Louis
o; Cleveland e. Bateries-hlng and Boyle Morrison anu
Snyder.
Atsyracuse-Star 13. wilkesbarreO
Al Binghamton- Roche ter Z. Bnghamton4
Al Scranton Buffalo s. scranton4
At Bergen Point-Jersey City 7, Bergen Point g.
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AN AMERICAN CHAMPION BREAKS RECORD.

AN AMERICAN CHAMPION BREAk5 a KECOKD.
q. NJ L. Sacks, Manhattan Athletic Club IL in receipt OF
the following dispatch from W. Byrd Page:
Al Sourbridge Athletic Club games, this afternoon
Jumped and quarter inches first trial
W. BYRD PAGR Manhattan Athletic Club.
StourbridGe, England. Aug. 10. 1887
The beats Daven's record Of feet 2 inches and
worlds record" This jump Is all the remarkable
the New Worlds champion IS only 3 fct INCHES tail
Page will r0baby sail from Liverpool SATURDAY..
August 27 English champion athletes. who
coming guests Manhattan Athletic Club.
will with compete the clubs games Sepem'
Der TO-
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HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F1fth Avenue Hot,i-Co gresham William whiting OF
and Frederick Miles OF Con-
ncctcut. norman Hets-John A. holman Oh indlan,
apos Peter A. b. WIdener, OF Philadelphia hfrsert
House, olone James g. G. Lee D. \. Army Hetmnsnr
IIoe[-Ex III. Wendoyer. OF Stuyyesant, N T.
~ Hotel Brunswiek-Ronald Leveson Cover. OF England.
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Runs earned-Metropotan BaTtmore FrsI Daae on
Metropolitan 2 Baltimore. !. Left Oases-Met'
ropol.tsn II Baltin.e x. st mex outMeropolitan o.
baltimore 2 Sto en- ropot,n II la timore o.
Hit by pitcheriogan. Double pays->enmers Tucker
Burns balls Rad OrI g. Hogan orr Jones
l. IianEin. II l. wedua Iiree6as hits nsinson
Sonmerp l. wo.basr tits-IOgan l. orr !. Hanknsrn
Jones l. Tucker l. Grimm l. burns ]. Purcell l. Passed
bal--j aniels g. Sommers l. Umpre-Mr. McQuade Time
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LONG Bland.

CAyARsIE -Peter KOpt age seventy three known as
Of the village committed sncide by cutting
Munday lie grocer ana had made urt-
uuc OF 500 lie noted for his generosity and kind
heart Domestic unhapphrss saiu 10 nave led II
hIs endl ( his HE
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NEJVS From THE SUB URBS.
NEW Arm.

Screams OF murder" and help startled people on Or
ION al Wooisis IN ycnitv OF An old frame hon.e at No
ia Yesterday The hiuso Is occupied by colofed family
nAmsi Tunas The nelgors IA Into the mouse ana found
a-sauiting Florence Wet@on.
49, The had norriDiY maltrastod Tho AS
w.. ami handed I, tins police and physician
found enid was la critical con.
dltlon and might die.
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CUPS FOR THE JUBILEE REGATTA At HALIFAX.

Tiffany Co. shipped yesterday to Halifax the for the
Jubilee regatta which subscribed for by prominent
citizens of and Boston The large Is over two
feet In height elegant in design and rich in workman SHIP
costing 81 900 Among the SUBSCRIBERS oliver Wen
dell Holmes George William Curtis General Butler Joseph
Pulitzer, Allen ThOrDdko Rice John Jaw Knox Commodore
Batenan, Erastus Waan and others Mr. Wman has acted
as treasurer with Mr. T. McGrath has approv Of the
desiSs and under their direction the sent ester
day The place Thursday Friday and sat-
urday,
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To DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL wARERoOMS.
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A. L. TAYLOR. Treasurer.

This Company respectfully announces to DryGoods Mer
chants from different parts of the United States
the city, that is fully prepared supply the TRADE with
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HAVING THE SOLE RIGHT OF IMPORTATION,
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OUR LINE OF UNDERWEAR Is EXCEEDINGLY
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fered-comprsng
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Earned runs-Boston 81 New-York 8. Twobase hits
Morrill, Connor hree base hts- sutton, Johnston ana
F-uK CUB rlays wand and Ewing Ward. Kicha on
aud Common base ballsTiornan. Ward ~ and
ORoutke Hit bv pitched balNash tirs base on errors
Kelly ward Richardson aud Dorgan. ~truos outNise.
Ra,ibourne Wheeock Fving Passed bals-Daly.
Time-l:5O Umpire-Mr sullivan.
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Tl9ip StrideayaV Pontco IL 10 i, bsrnuia

MOnopole 10 Long knight 8 to j. DasEHi"
EiSn l. strideawsy 10 to i. POntcO IL to Bar'um
Betting for pac,Rup.rt even KaIooah 2o Eurp. to
NGnOPols 70 Long knfh psu e e. T. Bsrnua
withdrawn the start va, the stand
Rnp length Lsss,d seSqa al tie quarter and
GAZING lead Of again headed s 5s org
s"Fs mar and b, , eSasSs Sand The
iu p gave psr.nade him 70
Rupert COLLAPSED e. s9s Alter long retire
men ran good race. .o- r.ou
FOURTH RACE-H,NDIcAP swE ,e ,rs 90 i1N0"'
y IT. Garrison's br c. Eollan by Eolus Calas6 yrs;
pr ll ssns.: Stable. b. C B,viderc 03 ,s.r
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Bs'ns isan TO ns'yl s rs to TS.
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race but PM Lee caught hin At the sTas a took
the lead tut ESa who had eeGn a yns oon OF HIM
Coming roa anE wo. Win m fs s.srs pI Phil
BILE by meek Belvdere secohd TWO ION n'nnf Hal
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OF his SUI gy moods dnt whether ne won Oh not
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $500. SELLI'G. ONE MILE
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TO g. Easter sunday TO The Bourbon TO J. Iuh" ""
70 ra a. a W wdrawn suor and Brown made The
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outr4n ms oppoSeu's winning 1y hTe lsntts n1,
head before lteclOw Bu' LOT MS sio'e! Ju't'"s
l!ttelellOw would nave Won the race
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ALONG THE SOUND.
SPORTS OF THE HARLEM SCHUETzEy CORPS

BRpGKPoRT-A petition 10 the city authorities is benI
circula asking that tho salvation Army DO suppressed
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
ALdANAC


sunrises sos Sets s5l Moon rise 500 Moons ago. 20
HIGH WATER
4 H-sandy HOOK 6.9 Gov Tsld col IellGate. $50
PA-Sandy IA ook. 6O4 GOV 1sld 6Jl Hell Gate. $40
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Earned rnrs-League. I: Asbury, o. TvGbase hns-A p
p, by !, Amwck l. Three base mts-Wels l. AWwick !.
Home -stacshouse l. struck out-By SpanldnS /,
Day and Grnnel |. Umpres Colonel D. " Wooifuh anu
samuel IT,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

Decentralization 2 to J. IanbOurette TO ], Rebel
Friend To Eva H. Ito persmmon 10 iitirell 10 TO
l. Unique ~ to L. uboe IL To RIO Grande 10 l, Pm
Levi 10 l. Cuban Queen ~ TO l. Bi1by 30 TO L. Harry
Rose 80 TO |.
Auction pools Broughton s27 Pesmnons $40 Tambou
rette Sl5. field $50.
Rebel Friend X. aud CuDau Queen alernatct tho
lead the last furlong when BrOughtOn
b length and hail. Unique second two lengths in front Of
jubilee third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
HE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

RACE-PURsE. SPECIAL WEIGHTS Two-YEAR-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

EetIInB 70 wIh,p6cIaIy 20 J. FtzJames II u s. Gaet
10 Austrcnne To l. Ceuia lU to Cadence lilly 10
Satan ~ 10 /. Don Carlos 20 TO !. Darlington 20 TO l.
BETTING Tor place ecialy tiUa even q ALI.
fet To Austrenne Cieola u Cadence My l.
Satan 70 !. Don SarO' 3 To ]. Darlington tol.
Now Never ODas Prospect and the IdAlla colt were
Withdrawn. n ter tormenng de Law OF hail tho
post the sent of with Cleoa
Speciality others Terms
Mclaughlin took hrs 10 tho front In the
strdes followed by Darlington, Gafet
in the order named ale The running 10 tue head OF the
Darlington fell back ami FIJI
When 1nsi Specially lei by half
aIrpg Ausirisnne secrud neck before Cleols third,
head before Fhzame- the home Garrison aud Nc
Laug Min hat the between them AZ the urlong
the had his rival whipping Specially responded
the of her and after desper
ate hnsh 10y head specially second half length be-
fore Satan third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

Betting-Saxony o. b. ROsalnd 10 l. Cleaner 10 ],
Hmalaya 10 Maggs Mitchell 10 l, Alfred 10 10 J. Lewis
CLARK II 10 !, Moiestv 20 10 l.
os-SaIouy -l2s. fell 800.
Modo,iy led TO the quarter where size was passed by
Cleaner WHO the running 10 the hall Here tho favor
front with Of his electrical bursts OF peed
camel the lead before IOsalnd displaced
him The three old remaining front to theihnis
h.nlily lengths Halaya second, Nth before
Maggie Mitchell. third.